Epstein Secrets

sidering airing, found them to be "redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter." A filed affidavit in that case from FBI Special Agent Timothy R. Slater reflects that when Jane Doe 3 was first interviewed she refused to cooperate with the investigation of Mr. Epstein declaring she wanted nothing to d

ia has on occasion gone too far in disseminating information that shatters people's (and institution's) reputations (e.g. the Rolling Stone and the University of Virginia) that you test Jane Doe 3's allegations about former President Clinton and, unless there is support for these allegations,that you decline to air he

sidering airing, found them to be "redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter." A filed affidavit in that case from FBI Special Agent Timothy R. Slater reflects that when Jane Doe 3 was first interviewed she refused to cooperate with the investigation of Mr. Epstein declaring she wanted nothing to d

ia has on occasion gone too far in disseminating information that shatters people's (and institution's) reputations (e.g. the Rolling Stone and the University of Virginia) that you test Jane Doe 3's allegations about former President Clinton and, that unless there is support for these allegations, that you decline to

sidering airing, found them to be "redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter." A filed affidavit in that case from FBI Special Agent Timothy R. Slater reflects that when Jane Doe 3 was first interviewed she refused to cooperate with the investigation of Mr. Epstein declaring she wanted nothing to d

ia has on occasion gone too far in disseminating information that shatters people's (and institution's) reputations (e.g. the Rolling Stone and the University of Virginia) that you test Jane Doe 3's allegations about former President Clinton and, that unless there is support for these allegations, that you decline to